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PAGE TWO July 23. 193 Sportim Braucher's Sport Gossip ews THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON k I NEW TORK, July 11, A good tlm wss had by ell wbcb Lyle "Bod" Tlnlng reported at tb trmlnlnl amp of th Can la spring. lls.ebill writers called him th Fatty Folbergtil ol th Na tional laarn. Ktorte which pictured Tinning a bby blimp, ft ten-ton track, an over stuffed ssuaage. were mil out to th readers. ' wrot that Bud neid only filete the Illusion ol a box car. some Burner like 4S27 10 complete the llltiilon oC Box car. Tinning at sa at. Bd when through eting at om mora. Then Manager Cherli Grimm, attar scanning th gro cery checks, ordered a raora torum on mastication. TinBiaf tii plied on a dirt. Ha waa given a robber ablrt to ba ae conalanl companion. gerloua tblnca began hap pening lo tba Cnba. and Tin BlBf waa loat to public aroni for a lima. Cayler mapped a bona. Grimm cam np one morning with a lama back which would not anwlnd Itself, Bab Herman went into tall apln. There were many things to write a boat beside Tln Blfig'g tonnage. e e Tinning took off the pounds, one by one, and ai ha ehed the euperflaoaa fleeb ha began to pitch better ball. After ba had won three gamee la row. tba eeorekeepera atarted to forget that ho looked Ilka Faletaff. Ha Inspired bin brother Cnba to h comeback aa b woo game after gam with airtight pitch ing. The Chleagoans, almost counted ant of tba race, sud denly began to flgnr In th heat of tba driTe. Tinning won lght gamea la b row. The Cnba regained the pole of champions. Tinning cam to th Cab last year whea Rogers Hornaby waa manager. He had coma np from uee Moines with a record aa rat aa himself, 24 game woa and two lost. During most of tba Rajah's regime, however, b was kept la th bull pen. Whea Grimm became manager he gave Tinning a starting assign ment, and waa rewarded with the right anawer. Tinning got Into the world aerie, last fall aa relief man, and his calm pitching la two crises was admirable. In the ninth Inning of the third game, he replaced Jskle May with two men on basea In the ninth. The fat boy disposed of Crosettl and Pipgraa easily. Again In th fourth game he waa called In whea the Yankee ran wild In th aeventh Inning. The basea were full and there waa one out. with Latter!, a dangeroue hitter, at the plale. Tinning took Tony'a roller and forced Bewail at the plate. Then he struck out Dickey. He fol lowed that up by pitching a corele,a eighth Inning, and left the ram In favor of a pinch hitter. If th Cuba finally do reach n top when October comes. Tinning may he on of Grimm a beat beta to itart a ball game. Fight Pictures At Pine Tree Th Pine Tree theatre show, In connection with lt reg-! Blar picture program nn 8h.I" and Monday, a complete blow.by- f blow account of th Sharkey. ! Camera world-heavvweight rham- ploni-hln fight. The., ni,.,.. ! taken at the rlngalde In Madison Square Garden, are complete and i have been aecured for showing1 loroilgn negotiations win. Madison Square Garden corpora-! PHOENIX, Arl., July 22 OJPJ Ctrloa Oontales, 132. phoenix, on a fourth round kayo over Ulnt Yarboogh. 133, of El Paso. Tex., In the main event fight here last night, fionrales won easily after eolvlng Yarbough'a stjl In the first round. Th. Seed Of th. C.roh tree ... used a. a ...nd.rd of weight In -. ...... . weighing precious atones hv an :lent Jewelers; th n-.udern word "carat" la derived from "carob." Cata can aee heller In th day tlm than at night, but do most A their hunting after dark be :aua their prey Is out at that time. 1 MmML II vl);!iV'i1'.sl'f.i WriS, BOXING Great Horse Overcomes Weight Handicap at Arlington By r.yoni.r. kikkkt ratted waff I orreeooVt CHICAGO, July II. t P Down tba stretch. Equipoise. lit ponnda and all, came boned- I lag to Tlctory today la the II.- uO added Arlington handicap before a throng of 2S.000 per sons. At th er.d of the mile and a quarter roate. Equipoise, an odd-oo favorite, bad negotiated lb distance, vnder one of the greatest weight handicaps over placed ob any horse, la the as tonndlcg tlm of 2 minute 2 1-5 seconds, on of the great est aehievemecte la Amerlcaa turf history. "Watch Hlna" Seat C. V. Whltney'e (-year-old thoroughbred, ranked by many as a greater bora than Man o' War. finished a length and a half ahead of Mrs. John D. Herti'a 4-year-old colt, Walsh liwn, with Norman W. Church's entry of Callant Sir and Plucky Play, third and fourth, respec tively, five lengtba back of the second horse. Clallant Sir. Agua j (.auenie nanoirap winner ana i champioa of the west, finished a P.0,'" 'B 0'h'- ub! Plucky Play, which woa the Ar lington handicap last year. 1 Th Tlctory. which waa th i fourth atraigbt thla year for Equipoise waa worth l.24 and Increased hi. total Winnie.. l 24.S2. making him fourth largest money winner on tho American tf and th fifth larg- Sun Beaa "la th world- larg-: est money winner with a total of 1".44, followed bv Phar lP. oanant rox, zev and tqui polae. Real Champioa With Bonny Workman. In hi. r.ton blue Jacket and brown cap. snuggling close to Equipoise's chestnut neck, C. V. Whitney's great racing ateed galloped to victory like a real champion. Equipoise broke In fifth place, and reached the first turn In that position. Dark Secret waa the early leader, followed by Callant Sir, and Watch Him. Callant Sir moved ahead aa the field rounded Into the bark stretch, but held It only momen- lar.iy as wacb Him. a IjI shot. went to the front. Watch Him rounded ;he laat turn ahead, with Equipoise at his flanks, and Gallant Sir third. Earl Steffen. upon Watch Him, which carried 101 pounds, 22 bat In an effort to keep his ' mount ahead. But Equipoise was coming hy leap and bounds. At the ldh pole. EquIdoIsm ,n moved away w'n by a length and a hall.: Sir Jut barely lasted to ; ''' tblTi money from bis stable mat"' ''ay. who had ; loosened a shoe in the naddock n'1 h"l nD ,h r,c 10 minute wh" h" w" r'nd. E'iuP'l" Pld 12. 60 to win. - ,,j pie, v, aim ss.as 10 show. Watch Him paid It 52 to place, and 11 64 to show. Calient Sir paid 12.(4 to ahow. A field of seven went to the post, Including the to-horao entry of Norman W. Church. A total of 1.3,774 waa wagered on the Arlington handicap, with the day'a wagering estimated at mor than half a million dol lars. I. ?'""' U. 11 aa riiiinf ' . R . "T,' isni rhnmnliin. and J,.lm neriry Lewis. Arlsona negro, will be fought her July 31, Frank Hhuler. promoter for the D. A. V. aiiniun-ed toilay. It,m.n bloom won the first meeting of the pair but the Arliona youth avenged the acor In their second meeting. EQUIPOISE IS RACE WINNER 1 BASEBALL DUTCH COURAGE By Laufer BEP VAN KLAVEREN " . ; r Invader from Holland, naturally waa Irked when a New I York boxing commission physician ordered his recent boot with j Biny petroll atopped In th fourth round. Bep bad a llttl cut 0Tr ,nd D'"ed to be allowed to continue, but Doc said 'bo. Now th Rotterdam Windmill wanta another crack at Petrolic ' and a rhanc at th championship. Ha waa leading th Fargo j Flyer on polnta abea th bout TVft PFTfiPnCJ RFATF.V AS WOMEN STARS MEET IN N. Y. SWIM EVENT JONES BEACH. X. Y.. July I her way to victory In th 440 22. UJJ5 Two world records yard fre style In th amazing ere s allied and aent to the tlm of i .llt. Her mark was bottom of Zarh a; Ray last night j en tne country a greatest mer-tfore maida churned tb Sheltered waters before! I3,vuv spectators 1 in th second I day of the wo- mens national York and Hollywood, surre A. A. V. swim- fully defended her 230-yard mlng champion- ahlps. in nrsi. ano 1 answer to tnos critics who said most noteworthy 1 her Tlslt to the movie lota would record smashing I cost her the title, for ah ne per f 0 r m a nee ; gotlated th distance In 2:67.2. ram when Le- sir. tenth, a . .ennil r..i.r ir-.aa iff" , Ucauor ilolro nor Knight, thai Hnmmivmd, Pt., aprlt. apURhcd zona I ant y-r. BOSTON'S BALL CLUBS HIT WINNING STREAKS; Hy HI'fiH n. FI'l.r.ERTOV, it. Associate! I'reee Hporta M'riler When Boston's two hall ctnbs are winning, pusrled fans wonder why they aren't higher up In th standings. They offered a sample of what they can do at their best when the H raves blanked the St. Louis (,'ardlnala 7 to 0 Friday on the three hit pitching of Huck Betts and the Ited Hoi' whaled Chi cago's Whit Ilos 12 to I. Hut when th returns were In, th Nationals were in fifth plac, CHAMPlOU flEWSMAH OF tyZ, Vtvm HE VJOM fc9 RACES f ouTTb REPEAT ONTHE RANO CIROMf TftlsVEAJlwiii TfievfoOKlQ )BlEprlWM HAS A RfJE SiBlE INCLUDING HXA Za0v Upf MONIAN, LEE SToRM Amo " 7, NPXe)0 6RAjjT:..- v '.' ' ' sCaW' TENNIS - T-b Wwil in a row. Hep V an IklBV- waa atopped. almost six full seconds under th standard established by Hel en Maoison of Seattle who be she turned professional to delight th world's fair crowds, waa rated as the ere.tet wo. maa swimmer thla country had over proauceo. The second world mark fell when Eleanor Holm of New backstroke championship. Mls Holm's victory was a complete than th mirk aha mmt in irl. BRAVES BLANK CARDS 1 gamea behind th leagu leading New York Giant and the Ked Hox, In aeventh. Tanks, Kolona Ixx-kM Meanwhile th Yankees and Senators continued their dead lock by winning lopsided victor ies and the Giants Increased their National leagu margin by taking an Melting game from th Plttabttrgh Pirates, I lo 6 when Mel ott'g single with the bases loaded brought In the tying and winning rung In the ninth. Starting with I.ou Gehrig's lth homer, his first In a month. In the first Inning the Yankees pounded out a 10 to 2 victory over the Cleveland Indiana. Mus sel! Van Attn held Cleveland to I thre hits until he was rendered I hora d combat by Odell Hale's it, ,,, inn nTV.-imi, men WIICJT Moore finished, giving two more. Van Attn suffered a broken blood vessel In his pitching arm and probably will be out for a couple of weeks. Itcils Advance Earl Whltehlll pitched steadily to give Washington a 7-1 Tlc tory over the Detroit Tigers wnn Buddy Myer'a triple with lh basea full In th second atarted th scoring. Cincinnati moved from eighth plac to sixth In the National league with a 1 to 1 victory over th Brooklyn Dodgers. Th Ht. Louis Ilrowns wenl It Innings to gain a - victory over th Philadelphia Athletics when Brtic Campbell started a thre run rally by making hla fourth hit after two were out. Mag Bishop's homer brought In all th A s runs, HOLLYWOOD, July 22 (UB After dropping th first thre rounds. Baby Arlsmenill, Mexican boxer, got down to business and took th remaining seven rounds and in easy decision over Uahy Palmore, Ventura, Calif., In the main vent at Hollywood Amer ican Legion stadium last night. Four hairs of good strength will hold suspended a one-nound COLF BEAVERS ED I FUST tM Ducks Capture Contest Of Three Blows; Marks Boosted By Th Associated Pim Portland and th Missions held th Coast leagu spotlight despite th fact that Jo D alagglo of Ban Francisco and Jim Oglesby of Lo Angeles had run their contecutlv hitting marks to t7 and 4J. respectively. The 131 champion and th Reds played on of tb greatest gamea of th year last night at Baa Francisco with th Bearers winning 1-0 on an unearned tal ly. Th two teams collected only three hits, the Port landers getting on and th Missions two. Habieh In Form Johnny Bablrh turned In on of hla finest pitching perform anrea, holding th Bearers hit les until Earl Bhrely alngled In the ninth. Th young Mission right-hander literally threw the gam away In th second when he walked Jnhnn. ..I then threw wide to second Mon. on Palmlsano' long fly. Orv Jlonlers triple and Lout Al- mada a single wr tb onlv hits oft 8am Gibson. D Magglo mad It 67 atraliht with an Infield single aa Sacra mento nosed out baa Francisco, Oglesby banged out a double and sing! and (cored thre runs as Los Angeles captured a slug fest at Oakland. 11-10. Hollywood lost ground In the pennant rare, dividing a double header with Seattle. Vance Page's S-hlt toaalng gave the stare tb opener. 4-2. Although onthlt 10-4 In th 7-lnnlng night cap, th Indiana cam back to win b-4. Doubles Team Wins For U. S. In Davis Plav ROLAND GARROS STADIUM. Auteull, France, July 22 U.R The American doubles team of ueorge Martin Lott, Jr.. and John an Ryn todny put the inued mate bark Into th Inter. rone Davla cup tennis battle with England by defeating Fred Perry ui ueorg ratricg nugnee. 7-g, -4. f-1. It waa th first victory for th Americans, who dropped uotn singles matches yesterday, leaving England with a 2-1 ad vantage. Schmeling, Baer May Fight Again FRESNO, Calif.. July : m R Plan for a return match be tween Max Baer and Max Schmel ing. former world heavyweight champion, to be held In San Franclsro or Loa Angeles, are merely In the formative sinre Jack Dempsey said today as he paused nere while enrouta to Los Angeles with his beautiful blonde hrlde. "They may fall throngh," he said, "unless w can arrange the right kind of backing." Dempsey, former champion turned promoter, said he may go on a tour with Baer after his honeymoon with Hanna Wil liams, tho "cheerful llttl ear ful" of Broadway. While he answered questions and helped mechanics replace a broken fan belt, Mrs Dempsey dozed In their expensive car. They did not Indicate how long they would remain In southern California, Husky Manager Asked To Quit SEATTLE, July 23 (P) Earl F. Campbell, graduate manager of th University of Washington since 1928, today confirmed a report that he had been asked to resign by Charles F, Frsnk- land, named director of athletics several months ago, Campbell said he would not leave until "fired." Prior to 1928 he had been manager of tho university bookstore for six years. "I har nothing to aay," Franklnnd declared when asked for comment on a report that Campbell's term at tho univer sity would xplr at th end of this month. Franklnnd, appointed by the university administration, sits ns "director of the budget" of the associated student body and has complete control of student body expenditures. SAN FRANOI8CO, July 32 (no) Gorilla Jones, S. B. A. middle weight champion aimed today to meet Venrl Whitehead, Lot An geles, In a 10 round bout hero next Friday night, Jones' title will not be t stake as both fighters agreed to enter the ring over th middleweight limit. On housefly, living anfely through th winter, can have alx trillion descendants by the next RACING Colored Giants Play Pelicans Here Tuesday Th GllkersoB colored glanta of Chicago will be In Klamath Kails Tuesday night at lh Fairgrounds at 5:30 o'clock. Tbla will b th Pellcana sec ond major gain within a week. Tb Giant. playing th urns llous of David team at Eugene Sunday that appeared her laat week, will move on to Bend Monday befor com ing to Klamath Falls. CHILDREN KILLED WOODBfRX. July JJ. Two children war killed norm of her ahortly before boob today when the automobile driven by their mother. Mrs. II. M. Mead, ol Brunki Corner, weat of Salem, got out of control and overturned against a truck. John, 12. and Robert, I, war killed almost Instancy. Mrs. Mead and another aon. Carlton, : were not Injured. Mr. Mead waa en root to Ska- mokawa. Wash., for a visit whan I arriaent occurred. Sh '"".Pted t P" truck and s ALTI'RAS. cat. A stub camp of th 1911th Co., c. C. C , haa been Mtahllshed at Bearpaw car In th center of the Lava Beda National Monument and 40 men from the companv under th command of (apt. Laurence Mlckel. will work on roada In th famous lava beds. Sixty yeara ago th Modoc In dian war raged around the lava bed country and within sight of tb new Bearpaw camp and sol diers of th First u. s. cavalry maintained a camp for som tlm nearby In th early aummer of is 13. kock formications built by th soldiers of 40 yeara ago stiii are standing in th vicinity. Not far from th new Bear paw camp and In plain view la 1 apt. jac it's stronghold, head quarters of th Modoc tribe while on th warpath against th whites In 1871-73. Primo Rejected As Film Player HOLLYWOOD, July 22 n'oi As a movl actor, Prlmo Car nera la a champion prlreflihter. It waa Indicated toilay when the "Man Mountain" was rejected as a turn prospect. Twentieth Centuries Pictures, which held an option on the heavyweight tltllst'e acreen a"rr- Ices, said ha could not be used because mere waa no story avail able for him. On th other hand. Max Baer of Llvermore. Camera's chief ring challenger, will arrive next week to don grease paint fr a leading role In "Th Lady and" in j'rizenghter." TRAFFIC FINE. Robert J, Gould -waa fined IS In pollc court Saturday for operating a motor vehicle with improper license plates. H was fined an additional II for driv ing on th wrong aid of the street, according to court records. Upon reading th statement of Elyrla, Ohio, bank tellers that 75 per cent of women depositors carry their monny In their stockings, on naturally reaches conclusion. The conclusion Is that Elyrla bnnk tollers should pay more attention to hanking. NOTICE FLORSHEIM SHOE SPECIAL MOST $685 and $785 Positively CLOSES TUESDAY, JULY 25TH BETTER HURRY "3Gt?MQarmai ORANGE STAMPS WITH A Mi PURCHASES FISHING EAGLE POINT HERE SUNDAY Klamath Pelicans Enter Final Home Contest Of Season Th Southern Oregon leagu schedule for Klamath Falls will coma lo a close Sunday after noon whea the pelicans, contend' er for the championship, clashes with Eagle Point. Th pelicans will share a dou bt header with lh Klamath All-Stare and Sbaw-Uertrani. Frisco Edwards' team, beaten tbla week by th powerful House of David nine, ahould win from Kail Point. Eagle Point haa been tied with Ashland ail sea son at to bottom of th atand- I Ings. Lefty Molatur. Pelican ace southpaw, will atari on the mound. Coqulll, th leagu leader, will play at Medford. Should Coqullle lose and Klamath win th leama will be tied for th leadership. Ashland playa at Roacburg In th other contest. Baseball NATIONAL R. H. E. New Tork . 1 1 Pittsburgh 0 10 Huhbell and Richards; French and Grace. R H E Philadelphia 1 10 0 Chicago 4 12 Moor and Davis, Todd; Root and Hartnett. R. H. E. Brooklyn I IS 1 Cincinnati 01 Mungo and Lopes; Johnson. 8tout, Smith and Hemsler. R. H E. Boston IS 1 St. l.ouls t 10 1 Mangum, Brandt and Hogan Ilallahan, Jobnaon. Mooney and wuson. Second gam: R. H. E New York 2 7 0 Pittsburgh 7 10 1 Parmele. Spencer and Man cuso; Meln and Flnnoy, AMERICA R. H. E Detroit t a 1 Washington 4 11 1 Marbrry, Hogsstt and Hay- worth; Stewart, Russell and Sewell. R. Cleveland 2 New York 1 H. 4 I Pearson and Pytlak Ruffing and Dickey. (First game): R. H. St. l-oula 7 11 0 Philadelphia .. 8 8 0 McDonald, Oray and -Shea Walberg, Peterson and Coch rane. Second game: R. . 6 II. E. 1 St. Louli 5 Philadelphia - 14 2 lllaeholder. Wells, Stiles and Ruel; Cain and Cochrane, Mad Jeskl. R. II. E. Chicago 3 1 Boston . 6 10 6 Miller, Faher and Berry: Klin and Ferrell. WRESTLING fly t nlied press AT NEW YORK Fngaiy Bowl Itay Steel, Calif., threw Dick DRvlscourt, Cnllf. ; fllno Gari baldi, Italy, threw George Hill, Chicago; Henry Plera, Holland (drew) Tom Alley, Australia; Sun Jennings, Okla. (drow) Andy Brown, Brooklyn: Hans Kampfer, Germany, threw Joe Devlto, St. Louis. About 211 of the 8044 taxi- cahs licensed by th London metrolopitan police ar more than 20 years old. STYLES WRESTLING King Tut May Fight Howard Before Legion King Tut, prominent California lightweight, probably will cons to Klamath Falls fur th Stats it.,.'uu iu meet sell llowsrd In a ten-round mala wrm. 1 ui, tne nisn Who tle clsloned Jimmy Mcl.arnln. Welter, weight champion, several years sgo. will be brought here 1 Frsnk Miles, promoter at Merrll. Th bout will b under the au spice of th Merrill and Tills Lake Legion potts. Ilowsrd. young Klsmath boicr, has recently returned from a suutbern lour. Miles will seek th Pllca theater for tb bout. The ma. event will b aupportsd by series of nrnhmlii. pIm- l.l t - -- - -- viccqb and California fighters. LONDON, Julr 22 fPI Tn'tl. allng of a pact under which the chief silver nations agree to co operate for the control of tb price or i tie wnit metal was be lieved completed tonight whea E. N. If'o.len. Canadian mli.l.t.4 of finance, gav his approval to the agreement. Mr. Rhodes left th hitel quarters of Senator Key Plttmaa of Nevada, who has been actlr In seeking the International sc. cord, saying he hsd Just sub scribed to tb document. SALEM VOTERS SETTLE 0L0 ROW SAL.KM. July 12. UP) Con struction nf a mil rar track at th stat fair grounds la being consldred. Max tiehlhar, atat fair director, said toilay. Th Oregon stat racing com mlislon requested a mil track to supplant the half-mil oral there row. The motion asked that tbl now trsrk he completed by Labor Day, opening date for th atats fair and beginning of a i!-day horso-raclng mt. American Stars Capture Events At Stockholm STOCKHOLM. July 22 njR The touring all alar track and field team from i'nteoj State ye-tordnv nisde a clean sweep of th five events on the third dsy's program In the In ternational track meet, placing first In all. Johnny Morris. Louisiana hurd ler, started the msrrh hy bound ing through th 110 meter hurdles In 14.7 seconds; Ralph Metcalfe, Olympic aprlnt cham pion from Marquette headed the 100 yard field In aecom's; Glenn f'unnlngham, crack mller from Kansaa university, click. off the 1.B00 meters In three minutes and 53 seconds. Joe Mrfliisky of Fordham won tho a.niio meter steeplechase In nlno minutes 29 seconds, and John Anderson of New York topped tne discus competitors with a toss of 48.12 meters. Ilsrold Anderson of Sweden placed second In th dlscns with 4S meters, and Henri La Bord of Stanford waa third with 47.27. The largest bridge In Paris Is the Pont Alexandra II over tb Solne. Paraguay toa. or mat, la pre pared from the leaves of the mat or South American holly tree. ' EXTRA! COMPLETE SHARKEY- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT Blow by Blow On Th Snino Illll Richard DIX "Tho Great Jnapcr" MILLS MROTIIERS "Dlnnli" HOLLYWOOD ON I'AIIAlti: CARNERA PINE TREE Sunday and Monday jrlht. I September 1, I t
